Originally posted by: libran90
Not that I am watching on a regular basis, but I have always felt that Raghav does not value Pallavi as much as he does his family. I mean I know they are blood and all, but for Pallavi also D family was no less than blood. She still went ahead and chose him, and in clear words she said, "You are my priority", and she is living up to that statement.
It's not that Raghav does not value her, but I feel that he always values her from a perspective of getting his family back to him. He has a rather conflicting stance, where he feels Pallavi is the reason he has a home and family, but whenever it will come to choosing, he will not choose the very person who brought this family back in his life. And then he has an additional baggage that he thinks he doesn't deserve Pallavi.
As I have seen the show progress, I have seen Pallavi starting out to be weak compared to Raghav. Now, the tables are turning, where we see that Raghav's weaknesses are becoming prominent apart from his behavioral issues. I am actually quite happy that they are showing the growth as well as the chinks in the armour of both the characters.
In my opinion, Raghav will only get a reality check when he will lose Pallavi - when his companion, his partner, his friend, and a woman who has immense faith in him will not be there. That is when he will he will come to terms with his fear of both losing Pallavi and not deserving Pallavi. Thoda sa hi sahi, but he has taken her presence for granted. She needs to walk out on him again. And we also will need Mandaar in the picture. Cause if its friendship cum budding love with Raghav, then it is admiration and respect for Mandaar. Raghav coming to terms with Mandaar and Pallavi's equation and the "khaulna-ubalna" scenario is what will be a fun watch.
In conclusion I would just applaud Pallavi for her capacity to love defective people, who never seem to choose her ever, and she is busy choosing them, be it Deshmukhs or Raghav. I just want someone to go tell that poor girl - "I choose you Pallavi." I feel sad for her, but I hope the makers make up for that via Raghav Rao.